The Highlands and Islands Climate Festival has seen more than 100 events encouraging people to 'think local, share local, grow local and eat local'.
Caithness United under-16s racked up their fourth successive victory in the Highland Youth League when they beat Dingwall 5-1 in Wick on Sunday.
A gaping hole that has opened up in Thurso's Sir Archibald Road has been described as "quite alarming" by local Highland councillor Ron Gunn.
Thurso's RNLI crew had to battle against winds of 55 mph on a call-out to assist a single-crewed creel boat.
A last-ditch bid is being made to secure the future of a long-established voluntary group dedicated to preserving and promoting Thurso's history.
Head coach Tom McKenna says Caithness Ladies can be proud of their achievements after reaching the final of the SWF Highlands and Islands League Cup.
Wick Academy's hopes of another Scottish Cup run were snuffed out by Jeanfield Swifts in Saturday's first-round tie at Harmsworth Park.
Young Farmers will mark their centenary next weekend by placing a commemorative stone at the former Caithness schoolhouse where it all began in 1923.
Meet-and-greet volunteers have played their part in a record year for cruise ships, with tourists praising Thurso as "a lovely town to visit".
Eight riders and 10 ponies representing Caithness Pony Club took part in the North Cup one-day event hosted by Moray and Nairn Pony Club.
No part of the Highlands will be safe from industrialisation if massive new power lines go ahead, people in south-east Caithness have been told.
“Mega” pylons passing through south-east Caithness would be almost three times as tall as the area's most prominent building, Dunbeath Castle.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson is hoping his team can emulate the form they showed in the opening two rounds of last season's Scottish Cup.
Scott Davidson will be in charge of Thurso as they take on Fort William at the Dammies, with the Vikings looking to get off the bottom of the table.
Campaigners calling for a rethink of the Balmore closure plan have claimed "no thought" was given to the geographical location of the animal centre.
Captain Carly Erridge says it feels as if the whole county is backing Caithness Ladies as they prepare for the club's first cup final this Sunday.
A councillor has challenged the Scottish SSPCA over the planned closure of its Balmore centre, highlighting the oil spill affecting the River Thurso.
The threat of strike action by school staff has led to the postponement of this year's Caithness International Science Festival until March 2024.
Caithness United under-16s stormed to a 13-3 victory over their Inverness Athletic counterparts, while the U14s were 12-0 winners against Brora.
Wick’s World War II pillbox museum attracted a steady stream of visitors over the course of two fundraising open days at the weekend.